New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11

ordered cut 6v6 companies q pshee numbering In al
only 800 usa. ssd piscing Ainsslf - the hssd. -
nssshsA - che squars. aaA desc By the
wagon froa wbieh he Anarstfss had besn speaking.
"Hstl"h he called Tho efboers stepped. He stepped
In front Of the multitude who sssusd tor the moment
cswed into suIleu silence.
THE ORDER TO DIsPRRsE AND WHAT FOLLOWED.
{" In the OF the people Of the State Of Illinois
command this crowd to disperssi"
Tho last wsrd had scarcely been pronounced whom.
from over the wagon before him. he dark object.
hsilumned BY brilliant spark Of FIRE. from which
tail Of sopatinv sparks flying. arch hish into the
air and fall behind him. right among his little group It
srnck the ground and burst with quick sharp no'se
such might have been produced by tbs
firing OF hundred musketS Lightning flashes dsrted
hither and yon and air filled with tumult
with the shrteks and groans OF dying men,
with the horea cries Of those who realized that butch
cry not honest war; and with the hoarss. sullen
Of multitude whose passions were issatato Tho
contents Of the dreadful bomb new everywhere dealing
death ndiscrim,natey. Twenty nine officers Law groan
ing the ground and beyond them people
had been torn by the whisDg iron. When the fun ex-
tent OF tho realized and IL came so sud
denly that for a soul was chilled with
terror such a roar heard from the ranks OF the
scattered police a. drowned the means Of the
wounded aud the loud murmur Of the mob In another
instant the policemen had closed mp the ranks and
formed for an assault on tho crowd.
MOB PUT To FLIGHT.
The purpose had boon foreseen and ragged vsey OF
pistol shots from the mob II there were thos"
them had been to this emergency
But the officers paid heed those thaa II the
bullets had been many Their revolvers flashed
forth and CLEAN OF fire darted from them Another
and another and still another IN Qnick snccesson
while tho police advanced with resistess force. For
moment the mob hestated. hat only for moment and
second them many broksn heads. for the
"A ,,nlic. ytp ptte d
6~rceiy forward and used their clubs with desperate
strength. The rioters broke and precipately
fed All that mighty crowd which had
% recently shrieked hs bold defiance to the law. now
shrieSsd its terrified submission Its sometime leaders
apparently the quickest to take flight They were
brave enough hide behind wagons and hurl deadly
bombs into tho air. but they fed IKE rabbits before
handful of policemen. There had been battle. but 1t
that it was hard to realize that in those
few moments so many lives had been sacrificed
Into the darkness cowed broken. trembling with rage
ami bowling with fear. tho mob had plunged. They
tranplod each other down their and made more
victtus among their own numbers than had been mHdo
10y tho daring policemen. sharp pursuit for
than block was kept up by the
olors spared uOae that they overlook during tho
the first minutes of the chase The Inspector was
deter sed that such riot should never again occur IN
the of Chicago. aud that its participants should
CARING FOR THE DEAD AND DYING.
whenit evident that the rioters han boon com
pletey dispersed and that there danger OF their
reforming renewing tho attack the officers re turned
exhausted the Of the within the small
radius OF a hundred feet fully that many men were ~
Ing .writhing. struggling. crswng on screaming tor
help. with pain ant gaSping their last weak
breath. few rioters. and they plead for mercy.
and he'd THAR bleeding legs and begged fer
water soue craled with fright or pain. laughed Ike
MANAGES feeblv crawlei away In vain eniesvor
reach ths steps of Tho nearest houses The police
promptly set to work TO find their inanged comrades
hal been picked up and borne AWAY 10 the
station relief extended to the others The saloons
drug tho scene OF battle were crowi"i
with wOuaded bIoelug men, while Others less sevsrriy
wounded, being supported 10 their homes by citl
up assist the officers. Patrol wagons
used convey tho wou1ied to ;he hospitals HE
squat OF the precinct station contained twenty
officers herOicaly waiting tho arrival OF surgeons
FOR several after the battle The p"cS were EN-
caged In eiIOs inI the leaders OF the no. great
number Of arie>;- made. bat OF them AL only he
Ell hi who were brought Il trial and csndemn~i we're
held the of murder. Their trial occupied sew
approving verdict OF all The civilized world